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Oana Spinu and Adam Fiser

Oana Spinu is a senior research associate and Adam Fiser is associate director at the Conference Board of Canada. 

Inclusive growth is more than jobs and GDP

  • In a world shaken by the pandemic crisis and social inequality, many voices are now calling for measures to build a more inclusive society
Opinion | BY OANA SPINU AND ADAM FISER | June 22, 2020
An Airbus A380 in Iqaluit, Nunavut. The challenge of inclusive economies is to ensure that economic growth serves bigger purposes—purposes such as developing sustainable livelihoods, respecting and preserving culture, and improving socio-economic equality. Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikipedia

Inclusive growth is more than jobs and GDP

Opinion | BY OANA SPINU AND ADAM FISER | June 22, 2020
  • In a world shaken by the pandemic crisis and social inequality, many voices are now calling for measures to build a more inclusive society

Inclusive growth is more than jobs and GDP

Opinion | BY OANA SPINU AND ADAM FISER | June 22, 2020
  • In a world shaken by the pandemic crisis and social inequality, many voices are now calling for measures to build a more inclusive society
An Airbus A380 in Iqaluit, Nunavut. The challenge of inclusive economies is to ensure that economic growth serves bigger purposes—purposes such as developing sustainable livelihoods, respecting and preserving culture, and improving socio-economic equality. Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikipedia

Inclusive growth is more than jobs and GDP

  • In a world shaken by the pandemic crisis and social inequality, many voices are now calling for measures to build a more inclusive society
Opinion | BY OANA SPINU AND ADAM FISER | June 22, 2020
An Airbus A380 in Iqaluit, Nunavut. The challenge of inclusive economies is to ensure that economic growth serves bigger purposes—purposes such as developing sustainable livelihoods, respecting and preserving culture, and improving socio-economic equality. Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikipedia

Inclusive growth is more than jobs and GDP

Opinion | BY OANA SPINU AND ADAM FISER | June 22, 2020
  • In a world shaken by the pandemic crisis and social inequality, many voices are now calling for measures to build a more inclusive society

Inclusive growth is more than jobs and GDP

Opinion | BY OANA SPINU AND ADAM FISER | June 22, 2020
  • In a world shaken by the pandemic crisis and social inequality, many voices are now calling for measures to build a more inclusive society
An Airbus A380 in Iqaluit, Nunavut. The challenge of inclusive economies is to ensure that economic growth serves bigger purposes—purposes such as developing sustainable livelihoods, respecting and preserving culture, and improving socio-economic equality. Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikipedia
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